Like the Melting Wax of Icarus, the Coronavirus has Flung Aviation back down to Earth
May 17th, 2020 | by FII Reader
By Cathal Guiomard is Assistant Professor in Aviation Management in the DCU Business School The shock to the world’s air
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The First Aer Lingus A320 Makes Final Flight
flyinginireland.com
The first Airbus A320 delivered to Aer Lingus back in 2000, has made its final flight after 23 years of service with the airline. EI-CVA was delivered to Dublin on the 23rd of June 2000 from the Airbu...
The Adventures of Captain Paddy & Lucky Continue....
flyinginireland.com
The Adventures sponsored by ASL Airlines have been making waves across Europe with visits to Maltese News, Ulster Aviation Society, Mourne Flying Club Fly-In BBQ, de Havilland Fly-In, Malta Internatio...
daa Reports Strong Operating Performance in H1 2023
flyinginireland.com
daa, the operator of Dublin and Cork airports, has reported that passenger numbers recovered strongly in the first six months ended 30th June, 2023 with 17.1 million passengers flying in and out of th...-
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